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GENEROSITY
“If you’re very wealthy you can afford to have as many kids as you want.”
The former prime minister looks at Australia’s shrinking middle class and blames women.
TELEVISION
“I campaigned for years to have Ross date women of colour.”
The Friends star tells The Guardian how he was a champion for greater diversity on the show. He wasn’t clear if he campaigned as hard as he did to be paid $US1 million an episode.
HONOURS
“Shame on … Jill Hennessy, the Victorian Attorney General for responding to muckraking from ideologues rather than seeking proper evidence.”
The commentator, who once interviewed a convicted paedophile about his persecution by feminists, takes umbrage on Twitter with calls to strip her of her Australia Day honour.
HARD SELL
“Morrison is not, and has never been, a marketer. He is an economist by training.”
The former marketing professor outlines his criticism of the prime minister’s new nickname, “Scotty from Marketing”, saying it isn’t fair to people in marketing.
RESPECT
“There’s only one thing longer than the list of Margaret Court’s tennis achievements: it’s her list of offensive and homophobic statements.”
The seven-time grand slam winner hits out at the decision to honour the controversial champion at this year’s Australian Open.
HARMONY
“Get rid of your chip off your shoulder.”
The One Nation leader, never one to hold a grudge, criticises Invasion Day protesters.
Take a stand
while sitting down.
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